Lane 1974 Page #2
Yeah, I know it's cheese.
What the hell is cheese
doing in here?
Huh?
Does anyone know what's
in cheese?
It's just milk.
No, it's not just milk.
It's rennet.
Do you know what rennet is?
Huh?
Do you?
It's the lining of
a cow's stomach.
Goddamn it! I swear.
I can't get out of this place
for five minutes
without it all going to sh*t.
Goddamn it, Lane.
Wake up!
Get out of my way.
Sorry.
Do you know what
you're gonna wear tomorrow?
Probably my rainbow
turtleneck sweater...
and my flower bell bottoms.
What are you wearing?
I was thinking
my white top, or my blue top.
The white top is super stained.
Then I'll just wear
the blue one.
Oh.
Lane, what's your dream house?
Well...
It would have a big backyard,
with a pool...
and it would have one of those
covered patios next to the pool.
super clean.
And white.
And I would sit by the pool...
And my mom would
be super pretty.
She'd brush my hair.
Are you done with yours?
Do you wanna grab
Berry's for me, please?
Spoon.
Hello.
You must be the new kids.
I'm Susan.
Over there is Kevin.
Why don't you come on in,
take your shoes off.
Join us.
Where is your dad?
Claude?
New Mexico.
I don't know where
Shayla's dad is, though.
Truck.
Get out of the road.
Come on.
Okay, let's go.
Can we get a ride?
Thank you.
Mean Mary Ann
She won't take
Take my hand
A river
Where she gone down
For no place
She's never been
Boys, go get me firewood.
Lane.
We need to get this fire started.
Come on.
All right. I'm gonna need
more than that.
Hey, Shayla.
Help me find the rice, okay?
Hey, Berry.
Stay out of the water.
Berry, I don't want you
to get wet.
Hey. I've been
looking for you.
Look what I found.
Wow.
I love that.
If I lived in the city,
I'd wear that for sure.
I would be...
her.
Um... her.
I'm her.
I'm her!
God! I like everything in here.
Really?
Yeah.
Even bras.
Even furniture.
Wow.
So pretty.
We should take it.
No one will know.
All right, everyone.
Five minutes
until we go outside.
Let's clean up.
Five minutes.
Five minutes.
We're gonna head out.
"The princess looked
to the riverbed in dismay.
And there she saw
thousands of rocks
had once flowed.
'How am I to know which rock he's
trapped in?' the young girl wailed.
The little fairy queen replied,
'You must pick up each rock
and listen to it carefully,
and if you choose the rock
in which he is trapped,
you will hear his voice
calling out to you.
Then neither he nor you
shall ever be lonely again.'
And with this, the little
fairy queen vanished.
The girl dried her tears,
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